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Feb 16

Former U.N. Secretary-General Boutros-Ghali dies at age 93

By News Desk

Boutros Boutros-Ghali, an Egyptian diplomat who served as the sixth U.N. secretary-general, died on Tuesday. He was 93.

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Feb 13

Student tortured, killed in Egypt given funeral in Italy

By Daniel Costa-Roberts

Flags flew at half staff Friday in the Italian town of Fiumicello, where hundreds of mourners gathered for the funeral of an Italian student whose body was found on the outskirts of Cairo early this month.

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Feb 12

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Can Egyptian women start a revolution against sexual violence?

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In Tahrir Square, the center of the Egyptian revolution five years ago, women safely joined men to protest for a new future. But that moment soon ended; hundreds, even thousands of female protesters were sexually assaulted. In some cases, activists…

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Feb 11

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Has justice taken a backseat to civil order in Egypt’s courts?

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Egypt’s judiciary, once renowned as fiercely independent, now faces criticism for the harsh and lengthy imprisonment of political prisoners under the leadership of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Special correspondent Nick Schifrin talks with one family who have tirelessly fought for…

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Feb 10

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Egypt’s opposition forcibly muted five years since revolution

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Five years after the revolution that toppled the government, Egypt has yet to achieve the movement’s democratic ideals. But there are no more protests because protests are illegal. Freedom of speech curtailed, McCarthy-esque fear pervades under President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, with…

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Feb 09

Report: Genital mutilation affects at least 200 million women

By Dominique Bonessi

At least 200 million women and girls in 30 countries have undergone female genital mutilation, with 70 million more woman affected by the procedure than previously thought in 2014.

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Jan 25

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5 years since uprising, Egyptian opposition demoralized by crackdown

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It's been a tumultuous five years since Egyptians took to the street in mass protest. Now Egyptians are marking a somber and tense anniversary of a day that led to the ouster of Hosni Mubarak, the election and then military-led…

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Dec 18

Here’s what happens when you try to bodypaint at the pyramids

By Trina Merry

I created a bodypaint series from around the world where I paint models into the surrounding scenery, juxtaposing the hard lines of architecture against the soft flesh of the body.

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Dec 14

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News Wrap: Egyptian assessment doesn’t call Russian jet crash terror attack

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In our news wrap Monday, Egyptian investigators say the crash of a Russian passenger get can't be called terrorism yet, despite Russian, American and British statements that a bomb was probably to blame. Also, President Obama insisted that coalition forces…

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Nov 17

Russia says bomb downed passenger plane in Egypt

By News Desk

Russia’s security service said Tuesday for the first time that last month’s crash of a passenger airliner in Egypt was caused by a homemade explosive device.

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